Petitions/Fund free 'I Voted' stickers at polling stations during general elections.
StatusClosed
Opened29 Nov 2024
Closes29 May 2025
Government response
Parliamentary debateNot eligible
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Fund free 'I Voted' stickers at polling stations to boost voter engagement and civic pride. We think these stickers have proven successful elsewhere and can encourage turnout and foster a sense of community. We think it's a simple, effective way to make voting a more positive experience.

We think funding free 'I Voted' stickers at polling stations can inspire more people to participate in elections. We believe these stickers serve as a visible reminder of civic duty and could increase voter turnout, and can also foster conversations about voting and create a sense of community pride. With declining voter engagement in the UK, we think this small but meaningful step could positively impact democracy and make voting more engaging and memorable for citizens.

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Constituency engagement ranking

Rachel Reeves
1Rachel Reeves MP
Leeds West and Pudsey
3
Steve Darling
2Steve Darling MP
Torbay
2
Andrew Griffith
3Andrew Griffith MP
Arundel and South Downs
1
Neil Coyle
4Neil Coyle MP
Bermondsey and Old Southwark
1
Graham Stuart
5Graham Stuart MP
Beverley and Holderness
1
Preet Kaur Gill
6Preet Kaur Gill MP
Birmingham Edgbaston
1
Jess Phillips
7Jess Phillips MP
Birmingham Yardley
1
Jerome Mayhew
8Jerome Mayhew MP
Broadland and Fakenham
1
Baggy Shanker
9Baggy Shanker MP
Derby South
1
Iqbal Mohamed
10Iqbal Mohamed MP
Dewsbury and Batley
1
Fund free 'I Voted' stickers at polling stations during general elections. — Petitions